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Democracy works when we do→In an ideal world, rewards wouldn't be necessary. But at a time when our democracy is under threat, offering $100 Patagonia credits is simply our way of saying thanks.

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Rewarding voter outreach allows more people to take part→Time is valuable. By rewarding people for the efforts involved in helping their friends make plans to vote, we reduce barriers to participation and reach more voters from different backgrounds.

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Making a plan to vote increases the likelihood of following through→ By helping friends make plans to vote and providing accurate information about when and where to cast their ballots, we boost the chances of follow-through.

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Friend-to-friend outreach works better than reaching out to strangers→ In a world flooded with political ads and misinformation, people trust friends and family most. That's why sharing voting information with our peers is one of the most effective ways to encourage voting.

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Patagonia @patagonia.com · 29/09/2026

A few reasons why we’re rewarding you to engage your friends and family this election season:

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$100 credit issued once you send three vote plans. No proof of registration or voting required. Read the full terms and conditions at patagonia.com/elections —must be in the US to access.

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Patagonia @patagonia.com · 29/09/2026

Whoa. Turns out our community knows how to help get out the vote! Over 40,000 of you earned a $100 credit since we launched the 11.2 Million Vote Project on September 26. Keep it up at pat.ag/B/26/11.2Mil...

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Patagonia @patagonia.com · 29/09/2026

Go easy on the pistachio. Exceptional gear for uncommon pursuits since 1973. pat.ag/B/F26/InnovationUnusual

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100 credit issued once you send three vote plans. No proof of registration or voting required. Read the full terms and conditions on patagonia.com/elections—must be in the US to access

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The 11.2 Million Vote Project — 2026 Midterms

Each $100 credit is redeemable for store or online purchase, or if you're good on gear, you can donate it to the League of Conservation Voters. Get started at pat.ag/B/26/11.2Mil...

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Earn a $100 credit when you help three friends make plans to vote in the midterm elections 2026. Valid while $11.2M lasts. See you at the polls!

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It doesn't matter whether you've ever voted (shhh!) or which party lines you fall on (if any). Just get out the damn vote, and we'll throw you a small gift for doing your part.

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Introducing the 11.2 Million Vote Project. From now through Election Day, we've got up to $11.2M to give away in $100 Patagonia credits to folks in the US who help three friends make plans to vote.

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Patagonia @patagonia.com · 25/09/2026

Over 11.2 million registered environmental voters skipped the last election. These aren't just some far-out greens. They're people we know—and they're people we have the power to reach.

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Thank you for your interest in the 11.2 Million Vote Project. To be clear, we are not paying people to vote or register to vote. We are encouraging people to help their friends and family make a plan to vote. The press release here explains the program. www.patagoniaworks.com/press/2026/9...

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Patagonia announces 11.2 Million Vote Project — Patagonia Works

VENTURA, Calif. — Patagonia has a plan to reach millions of environmentalists who did not vote in the 2024 U.S. General Election.  The company announced today it will launch the 11.2 Million Vot...

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Patagonia @patagonia.com · 25/09/2026

We will be closing our US retail locations on Nov. 3rd to let our employees vote or volunteer!

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Patagonia @patagonia.com · 24/09/2026

Intense and slightly faded. Exceptional gear for uncommon pursuits since 1973. pat.ag/B/F26/InnovationUnusual

Patagonia @patagonia.com · 24/09/2026

Nearly 90 million acres of public lands are on the chopping block. This November, we can hold unchecked power to account. Find out how on September 26. pat.ag/B/MidtermElections26/Vote

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Patagonia @patagonia.com · 23/09/2026

Can withstand the hydraulic forces of surfing. Exceptional gear for uncommon pursuits since 1973. pat.ag/B/F26/InnovationUnusual

Patagonia @patagonia.com · 22/09/2026

Fossil fuel billionaires are ripping us off and profiting from the most anti-environment, anti-public-lands, anti-climate and anti-human policies ever. Together we can stop this. Join us. pat.ag/B/MidtermElections26/Vote

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Patagonia @patagonia.com · 19/09/2026

Guess the year. Mountain biking has changed a lot over the past two decades, but golden-hour rides are as magical as they’ve always been. Holger Meyer takes a timeless ride in San Vigilio di Marebbe, Italy. Photo: Mattias Fredriksson

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Patagonia @patagonia.com · 19/09/2026

We're pretty sure those are lemons, Jude. Exceptional gear for uncommon pursuits since 1973. pat.ag/B/F26/InnovationUnusual

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1992 is calling. Exceptional gear for uncommon persuits. pat.ag/B/F26/InnovationUnusual

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This November, we have an opportunity to hold unchecked power to account. Join us, and let 's build the biggest voter turnout we've ever seen. pat.ag/B/MidtermEle...

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This action is part of a sweeping attack that has removed environmental protections from nearly 90 million acres of public lands in less than two years.

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Patagonia @patagonia.com · 14/09/2026

In a single day, the Coastal Plain of the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge, one of the most biologically sensitive areas on Earth, was opened to oil and gas drilling.

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This November, we have an opportunity to hold unchecked power to account. Join us, and let’s build the biggest voter turnout we’ve ever seen. pat.ag/B/MidtermEle...

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Patagonia @patagonia.com · 14/09/2026

In a single day, a 20-year mining ban protecting the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness was overturned. This action is part of a sweeping attack that has removed environmental protections from nearly 90 million acres of public lands in the last two years.

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Patagonia @patagonia.com · 13/09/2026

This November, we have an opportunity to hold unchecked power to account. Join us, and let's build the biggest voter turnout we've ever seen. pat.ag/B/MidtermEle...

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Patagonia @patagonia.com · 13/09/2026

Two days ago, on Friday, the 91% reduction of Bears Ears National Monument took full effect. This action is part of a sweeping attack that has removed environmental protections from nearly 90 million acres of public lands in the last two years.

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Patagonia @patagonia.com · 12/09/2026

Happy shorts-and-long-sleeve running season to all who celebrate! Peyton Thomas enjoys some crisp, sunny miles on Flagstaff Mountain in Colorado. Photos: Andrew Burr

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Bears Ears Inter-Tribal Coalition @bearsearscoalition.bsky.social · 09/09/2026

Two-thirds of Utah voters say greater protections should be restored to all of Bears Ears and Grand Staircase-Escalante, and 82% say it is important for Tribes to have a strong role in managing public lands with sacred or culturally significant sites.

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Patagonia @patagonia.com · 09/09/2026

Between a rock and a hard place, aka our comfort zone. Photo: Dan Patitucci

Patagonia @patagonia.com · 07/09/2026

We build durable, high-performance fly fishing clothing and gear for a lifetime of hard use—from cold mountain rivers and rainforest steelhead runs to wind-scoured bonefish flats and remote ocean coastlines. Explore more at pat.ag/B/F26/FlyFishing

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Patagonia @patagonia.com · 03/09/2026

In this together 🌎

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Maxine Joselow @maxinejoselow.bsky.social · 02/09/2026

We have done it before, and we are doing it again. Stay tuned for more. 🌎

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Outdoor apparel company @patagonia.com just joined conservation and tribal groups to sue President Trump over his move to shrink Bears Ears National Monument in southern Utah by over 1 million acres. www.nytimes.com/2026/09/02/c...

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Patagonia Sues Trump Over Reduction of Bears Ears National Monument in Utah

The outdoor apparel maker joined environmental and Native American groups in challenging President Trump’s reduction of Bears Ears National Monument.

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Learn more about the lawsuit at pat.ag/B/WereSuingT...

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The illegal proclamation violates the Antiquities Act and undermines years of collaboration between Tribal nations and the federal government to steward and protect our public lands.

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Patagonia @patagonia.com · 01/09/2026

Today we're joining conservation partners to stop the Trump administration from illegally reducing Bears Ears National Monument by 91%.

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It’s a grand day to be alive. Brothers Hunter, Judah and Harry tromp along with the Grand Teton watching from above. Photo: Joshua Hutchins

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National Parks Conservation Association (NPCA) @protectparks.bsky.social · 28/08/2026

"After a century of protecting Yosemite, the National Park Service is now working in overdrive to turn over land to a private developer in a secretive, backroom deal." www.notus.org/agencies/tru...

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Trump’s Quietly Working to Give Part of Yosemite to a Private Developer

The National Park Service is under pressure to make an unprecedented deal that cedes a quarter-mile strip of the park.

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Patagonia @patagonia.com · 29/08/2026

Pint-size problems. Or maybe it’s really no problem at all. Moe's Valley, St. George, Utah. Photo: Andrew Burr

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Sonnie Trotter on the Totem Pole, Tasmania. Photo: Cameron Maier

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Tons of planet-warming gases are bubbling up from reservoirs. California is going to keep track

We applaud CARB’s decision and look forward to more states pushing for real climate solutions. Thank you to Gary Wockner and Keiko Mertz for their tireless work in making this moment happen. pat.ag/B/California...

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California's Air Resources Board will start tracking estimates of the climate-warming methane that bubbles up from the state's dams and reservoirs.

California’s Air Resources Board (CARB) recently committed to tracking it, making it the first state in the country to report dam and reservoir emissions.

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Dams and reservoirs emit millions of tons of methane into the atmosphere every year due to plants and other organic material decaying under the artificial lakes they create.

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